Good morning, Santa Clarita.

The Santa Clarita Valley Senior Center has renamed its signature fundraiser Golden Gala with the theme 'All that Glitters is Gold' for its 50th anniversary, and the event will be held Saturday, April 25 at the Bella Vida Courtyard and Grand Ballroom, featuring live music, dinner + live auction.

Santa Clarita’s Contract Class Program introduces new arts, fitness, and enrichment courses available this quarter at city facilities (as featured in the latest Seasons magazine).

Councilman Jason Gibbs said these classes help residents of all ages learn new skills, stay active, and connect with neighbors.

The Santa Clarita Valley Food Pantry resumed regular service today at 24133 Railroad Ave. The organization has appointed Peter Warda as interim executive director and Uzoamaka Aniezue as interim volunteer and outreach director (launching a new diaper distribution program with the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank).

John Lite has been named board president for the Boys & Girls Club of SCV for the 2026-27 term.

A longtime Santa Clarita resident, Lite brings nearly two decades of business experience and volunteer work that has helped expand youth programs throughout the valley.

CHP’s Newhall office and Vallarta Supermarket hosted Conchas and Community on Tuesday, Feb.

10 in Newhall to build bridges between law enforcement and local residents. Community members had the chance to speak in Spanish and English, ask questions, and share their thoughts in a friendly setting.

Electric Avenue will entertain audiences today at 8 p.m. at the Santa Clarita Performing Arts Center with an 80’s music show that recalls cherished memories, while other events like Sweetheart Skate Saturday at The Cube and Gilchrist Farm’s Valentine celebration offer festive options for residents.

Desert Haven Enterprises Inc. received an extra $30K grant from Spectrum Community Center Assist to support job training and workforce development in the Antelope Valley and Santa Clarita Valley.

The fourth grant boosts total support to $170K, helping adults with developmental disabilities gain skills for independence + integration.

Santa Clarita officials urge TK-12 students to submit original artwork themed The World Needs Art by Saturday, Feb.

21. Selected pieces will be showcased on March 28 at Hart Hall Gallery at William S. Hart Park and continue at Newhall Library (from Mar. 30 to May 27).

On Feb. 4, Canyon High teacher Victoria Robinson used a new method that had her honors algebra class work together on whiteboards, leading to districtwide math score improvements and higher CAASPP growth, as noted in a school release (collaboration builds both critical thinking and social skills).

Castaic Union School District announced it is accepting applications for the Jene Fielder Trust Scholarship Program for current and former Castaic Middle School students.

Applicants must submit their materials by March 4 at 4:30 p.m. (Attention: David Huffaker).

The Zonta Club of Santa Clarita Valley has opened applications for its Young Women in Leadership Award, inviting students (aged 16 to 19) to show volunteerism and leadership; applicants must email completed materials by Feb.

24 to compete for a local honor and one of 37 international $5,000 awards.

Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency is hosting a workshop on Wednesday, Feb.

18 from 6 to 7 p.m. at ESS Conference Room & via Zoom to review its water supply portfolio and shortage contingency plan for climate resilience while inviting community input.

The Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency invites community members to join a workshop on its Urban Water Management Plan to review water supply and climate contingency strategies; the session is on Wednesday, Feb.

18 from 6 to 7 p.m. at the ESS Conference Room plus Zoom participation is available.

SCV Water will pause outdoor water use from Feb.

17 to Feb. 24 during maintenance at Castaic Lake—customers should irrigate before the shutdown and repair leaks for indoor and emergency needs. Water service will resume after 12 p.m. on Feb. 24.

Valencia High School’s competitive cheer team won its first CIF state title in January and placed sixth at nationals in Orlando.

Coach Hayley Sipe said the team has built strong momentum + they will compete at USA Spirit Nationals Feb. 19-23.